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How to Be Safe in the W ater
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Letter from Washington. . .
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W illia m C. L a w re n ce and W allace O I v e r» in,
By H O N . H A R R IS E L L S W O R T H
M em bsr of Congress 4th D istrict
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Nut m any m onths ago the rev
T ru m a n .
T h a t is the sum and
e lu tio n s o f g ra ft and c o rru p tio n
substance am i the end o f t i e
S M O T H E R S U '/M M t u
vn rieu va ,
to g e th e r
A C H A N C E C O N V E R S A T IO N o f se veral
W IT H Y O U .
m uch p u b lic iz e d clean-up
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ju s t the o th e r day took ua Imek w ith a s h o c k in g ly lo n g lis t o f in
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h o u r o r so T he book is ’ The clean house q u ic k and sure and
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I t has cooled so
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T R A IN IN G .
In a second hand b o o ksh o p in 14 special "c le a n e r-u p p e r ”
o m p le te ly in u fe w sh o rt w ee k*
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H. L. Mencken, who had a reputation a . the na­
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F in n ." en came d o w n to W a sh in gton to
m ore th a n a m ach in e poJi
P ic k w ic k P a p e rs ." and a h a lf- ( ilk it o v e r It was p re m a tu re ly
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tion a bad boy in the twentiea but who waa one o f the
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dozen choice books C onan D o y le announced in the press th a t he m id the P re sid e n t te lls a press
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i _ ron M t /
wnarteat newapaper men thia c o u n try haa ever produc­
and his fam ous hero n e v e r seem had been nam ed B u t It tu rn e d co nfe re n ce th a t he has no el.-an
< K N O W T O U R L IM IT -
to g ro w stale, no m a tte r h ow o f­ out th a t w hen he fo u n d he was
l> plans
E T IO N S A N D S T A V
ed. once aaid that if the Supreme Court o f the U nited
ten one reads th e fa m ilia r s to r­ not g ive n a m p le p o w e r and a
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Statca reached decisions by ro llin g dice, he would a till
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ies Just w h y , it is d if ic u lt to fre e hand, th is fir s t selection
T lie House passed the F ed era l
say I c r ta ln ly we k n o w no o th w en t back hom e
be 100 percent fo r It. We have an idea tha t many A m er­
a id h ig h w a y b ill w h ic h a u th o riz ­
er d e te c tiv e fic tio n o f w h ic h we
Then came th e " g r e a t” New es the fu n d s fo r h ig h w a y con­
ican citizen« felt more o r lea« the aame way a fte r the
can say tile same, a lth o u g h w
b o ld M o rris , a k n ig h t in b a d ly s tru c tio n d u rin g the n e x t tw o
court a hia toric deciaion o f laat Monday.
a re an a v id re a d e r t»f the best ta rn is h e d a rm o r, to do tin lob years In the b ill was a m in o r
w o rk in the fie ld A d e te c tiv e A fte r g e ttin g o f f to a v e rv bad Increase (10 per cent) fo r fo re st
The court, in the 6-3 ru lin g againat the President's
s to ry read u s u a lly stays rend s ta rt due p a r tly to the fa ct Hint roads and tra ils T hia is the ite m
N ELECTRICAL ST O R M S , AVOID
ao called "Inherent pow ers," acted d ire c tly in the steel I
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S W IM M IN G , OPEN BOATS, BEACH E S
H ut the same cannot lx- said fo r h is name was lin k e d w ith some fro m w h ich m oney fo r tim b e r
F IE L D S O R T R E E S . S A F E S T
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th e H olm es stories
crisis, a lte r the President had seised the in d u s try to
sort o f q u e e r ta n k e r sale trans- acceM roads comes A lso o f h e lp
nL A C E S A R E : H O U S E S . A U T O ­
The piece w e p ic k e d the oth a c tio n . M o rris s ta rte d in to do a l " 4,ccvss road c o n s tru c tio n was
prevent a strike . Put the decision reaches, o f course
K O P li. ES, U N D E R S T E E L
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e r e ven in g was p erhaps the most I i l t l . d ig g in g I g a th e r the In i S e c ,i°n th re e o f the b ill w h ich
fa r beyond thia specific case,
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fam ous o f the lo t. "T h e H ound p re -s io n th a t, s m a rtin g u n d e r
tw e lv e m illio n s fo r
I ‘ FLAT o n G R O U N D .
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o f the B a s k e rv ille s ," and we the w h ip p in g he had taken by ‘ b’ f’ nse access roads, a classifies-
There iM no « ta tu te ." the m a jo rity opinion read,
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have p ro b a b ly read it a h a lf- S enators w ho w ere in v e s tig a tin g tiwn ,e t “ P
the Defense H igh
that expressly authorizes the President to take posses
dozen tim es before, y e t once the s h ip deal. M o rris was de­ w ay A ct o f 1041 O f th is am o un t
sion o f p ropo rty as he did here. N o r is there any act o f
s ta rte d we c o u ld n ’t p u t the ter m med to a tte m p t to r e a lly do Iw o -th ird s goes to tim b e r access
b ° « k d o w n . to use an o ld c lic h e « Job H ow e ver, th a t was n ot the and o n e -th ird to m in e ra l a r e a
Congress to w hich our a tte n tio n has been directed fro m
It had the same h a ir-ra is in g e f­ idea o f those h ig h e r up. M o rris roads In some p o rtio n s o f Ore­
which such a power can be im plie d."
fe ct on us th a t it had years ago. was s u m m a rily fir e d by A tto rn
gon. access roads can be used fo r
In o th e r wortis. we are s till governed by laws in
w hen w e fir s t k e p t the bed la m p ey G e n e ra l M c G ra th M cG ra th both tim b e r and m in e ra l p ro ­
b y , d u ctio n .
®” rfo r 2 WO' , h ‘ rd ii o t the n ig h t was then as q u ic k ly fire d
these U nited States, and not by men. although certain
to fin is h it. then k e p t the lig h t
I f the m oney fig u re s nam ed n
among us have had occasion to question thia fo r some f a i . i . o « d
b u rn in g the rest o f the n ig h t be­ , .
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,
.th is h ig h w a y b ill a c tu a lly r « -
tim e past. We have never suggested th a t Trum an was, N o th in g i c « “ an
a m em be r Nam e was K r fa u v e r cause we w ere a fra id to tu rn it ? K* \ y,ou '2 and * * th a t you are resented cash fo r access r o s d
rine.1 ten bucks, because th a t is • c o n s tru c tio n there w o u ld b e
a ttem p ting to assume d ic ta to ria l powers fo r the sake
la id a iid c could a IX-mo- W o u ld m ake a good vice p re s i ,
g iv e th a t d e n t to H a rry
nat y o u r o rg a n iz a tio n w i ll cost i enough fo r a fa ir ly reasonable
T?* T '* no w a-v ,o e x Plm n th<
ot those powers in his fu tile e ffo rt to take over steel* P ?rly contr° l in thc Senate o r
. ‘ ’ 5Urnm<‘ r ”
“ "»her access p ro g ra m U n fc rt
h o ld t h e Stories o f S h e rlo c k
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0,1 y o u 're p la n n in g to sec ! u na tc ly . these sections 0 / the
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s e rio u s ly ¡11 b u t made tw o re<
th e grt-at man h im s e lf H olm es th e fe s tiv a l th is year, are y o u ’ ’’ | b 'R m e re ly serve to In d ic a te the
m a rk a b le reco veries th a t sur- u n d o u b te d ly , is one o f the re a l D ix ie asked.
m a x im u m am o un t w h ic h m ay be
at t ions ha\e been. He would have been wiser, o f thc Oregon le g is la tu re ha« been pris,-d his d octo rs H is constant fa s c in a tin g fig u re s o f lite r a tu r e
^ Ure a m ’
P * tro lm a n re- :,PPr,,Pr i«ted
The
a p p ro p rla
course, to halt the s trik e te m p o ra rily bv use o f t h e T « f t |
«lace 1937 w hen the c o m p an ion is his w ife C o rn e lia to be ra n k e d w ith S hakespeare’s p lie d and th en gave h e r the o ld tio n s b ills do not c a rry a n yw h e re
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l i a U ta ff’
H u c k k S rry
s to ry fe s tiv a l o ffic ia ls
have
;ir these a u th o rize d am ounts
H a rtle y Act then handing the case over to Q m g re s s fo r H ^ ™ *
" maJ° r“ y
thc b ia r iï n
S 5 5X ín.teí Pancho Sanza. and a heard so o fte n here H is w ife s<> n u r g o v e rn m e n t tim b e r har
solution. W hy he d id n ’t follow th is procedure is ob-
In the m u S enate th e re w ill To S ig n Bonus Bonds
b ro u g h t h im last y e a r o v e r his v e s tin g p ro g ra m is han dicap p , d
h a n d fu l o f o the rs
Vious. but inexcusable.
K
! be 10 R e p u b lic a n h o ld o v e r m em
protests He had hated Shakes
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S tate T re a s u re r W a lte r J
C o n s tru c tio n o f "ra il-h e a d ’ fa
And
s p e a kin g
of
S hakes­ Poare in school B u t once in itia
h i. m o tiv e , and his methods, the ser- ' ^ d l X ^ i h o u T S
S
Pearson w i ll f l y to N ew Y o rk
was set fo r lif?
: ci lilie s fo r C am p W h ite at Med
le a v in g Salem Ju n e 8 to sign peare as we d id back th e re a ‘ «■d.
< u . effect o f the seiaure. had it been allowed to stand wlH ,cavc th<’ OOP's two «eat« $46,000.000
u course, i f he w e n t back to fo rd w ill begin soon Some $3
of
O regon
bonus •ways. D ix ie M c C u llo u c h . w ho Is
would have been in the precedent w hich would have
rtf.Con,rwl
w o r k in g at the fe s t.v a l o ffic e school and to ok his Shakeepear.
bonds.
00.000. o u t o f 11 to ta l a p p ro p ria
th
is su m m e r, had a ra th e r uni agaim he’d p ro b a b ly s t ill hate tio n o f m ore than eleven m il­
X '
,Ar " , • ;,h r T
d« p « - w * « u b b o m -
x
I t w i ll ta ke Pearson th re e o r
a
B
l,t
Shakespeare
in
the
lion s. has been released fo r < x
days to c o m p le te h is task que se tto w ith an O regon state
m ss and hts spitefulness. Trum an is no native Peron o r c,ssor of Senator Sam Coon ■$ o m f ore
— a n ........
. o th
„ „ e - r r uav.
s ig n in g the $46 000.000 issue P ‘lu e m
,hp
day, a ft i t e r i a « ChaU! i UqUa ’ heH a r<- »wo p e n d itu re th e re
H itle r o r S talin But how do we know th a t we w ill nev- i.u2li1abou,» ‘* rUin 10 ** « Re- as each bond is in $1.000
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sne u a w: r d i o f
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er get one?
p u b lic a n . Sen. C oon expects to n o m in a tio n
The D e p a rtm e n t o f In te rio r
tt
u
resign his senate seat a fte r the
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I ? " " " ! « ! " ' * P ^ H c la n d , .n n x-
w ill v is it in W ashing­
I t we should, we want no "in h e re n t p o w e r." pre­ N o ve m b e r e le c tio n to ta ke a seat ton. Pearson
lio n t r ip o r conference w hich
D C to in te rv ie w o ffic e rs
h i the U n ite d S tates House o f
The cop as m ost o f the w e ll ,7ew
M c C u ,lo u rh «•’ » w ill begin J u ly 11th and .n J
cedent set to make th in g s easy fo r him.
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tn tln e d state p o lic e m e n in o “ -
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R ep re se nta tives fro m th e 2nd
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M em bers <.f
A nother encouraging th in g about thc decision, of C ongressional D is tric t o f Ore- C o rp o ra tio n to e n lis t a id fo r a
’
hat he b u y
h I s | the P u b lic Lands C om m ittee s f
and a lm o st any cop in
n u m b e r o f s m a ll to w n s in O re ­ : gon
e c u « *, waa the line-up o f ju s tic e , who opposed the <°T..
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have been in v ite d to
a n y state w hen e n c o u n te rin g a re s e rv a tio n s r ie b t * n d makC h ** C on ‘ir e “
resident, among them the tw o — Douglas and Black | m em be r s ,-„« t c o n tro l o f th e 30- gon w h e re d if f ic u lt y has been co m e ly y o u n g la d y w ho has en- B ill r>i v k in s f? t ! * i " ' V' “ nd bv
on ,h is t r l P w hich w ill ta k e
in s e llin g m
m un
u n i ic ip a l
Senate the R e p u b lic « ,« e nco , u n te re ? d in
M ,« vaA ^ 7 1u ’ 1\ (' p lace betw een the n a tio n a l n, -
gaged in some s lig h t v io la tio n o f “ •Cretan- £
r ^ v le m , 0™ ^ b>
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« no have conaiatently voted in fa v o r o f c o n triv e rs - " ' n hav*' to
*° " w in o n ly one o f thè
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L I New De.1 and P air Deal i e g L l a t ^ ’p i r h ^ w e'.” '
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M:ss M c C u llo u c h said
»id
In the ilo n g w ith h e r
CardS ,h<* < r° Up plan# tn v,a,t O regon
D em ocrats w p u ld have
to ’
course o f h is q u e s tio n in g ,
n v V ’ iU'?'' bUt ? *)roved to us- * t least, th a t thc High w in a ll 13 contesto to h o ld a tie R ecord Gas Sales
ed h e r w h e re she w o rk e d and rid in g
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° I I | r , a l co m m itte e hearing..
1 tbunal is made up o f honest men. despite the fact that
The House does n ot have
h
o
ld
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G a s o lin e sales in O regon d u r she to ld h im
r , T - ’ - id.-. .... m
W|U * * h<' Id 1 nm r t l l l h"op'tn,
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d ..■ ^ u - D .c r o X ^ s
i x
r x ; , , n :
o ve r m em bers T he tw o p a rtie s ln g A p r il w e re one and one h a lf
we may disagree w ith them at times.
W e ll."
he
« » t fro m scratch T h irte e n Re m illio n g a llo n s m ore than in Ap-
S till another encouraging note s tru ck in thc de ris­ p u b lic a n candidates do n ot have r i a -Vt' a r * F ° S e c re ta ry o f S tate
ft’ h T i r o u S w h T i X e ^ f * ” -’ n P u b ,'C L an ds » “ ^ « m m it te .
ion was m the declaration that such moves as the Pres­
- ket and are - _____
E a rl T N ew brx re p o rte d th is u n d e r discussion
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a K l5lat; f‘r
assured
of e
le ctio n - T *«
he Demo-
LF
Ga
ident s seizure ot the steel in d u s try (w hich he said he erat-
have
^b-'om
n
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LEGAL
NOTICES
week
1 < m ap s th is can be done af*
,
T h a t w o u ld be e x tre m e ly un the e lections
t o lid 47 3 ^ t
C° T m P t’On
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a job fo r thc nation s lawmakers, not fo r its m ili t a r y
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No. 8736
See the w id e range o f w<-d-
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and ’ “ b nb ea and Ket <*v<*rybody in
« u th o ritte « ."
num an
i„ four ieralat:ve dlstricu
N O T IC E O F H E A R IN G
d tng announcem ents a vailab le
new reco rd fo r the m o n th
tro u b le ”
ON F IN .AL A C C O U N T
D em ocrats are sh ort
at th c N ew s R eview
.Subscription Kate — >2 66 year
Historic Decision
(Zapctei ‘PcwuU...
By M urray Wade
« y hu rra h fo r tha t, too Not that we don’t
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hd, m » , , f f " r
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»hould hop.. _ . T,.
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tnan most o f our law makers But we a r r i n h e i v n t l v
H ' * ,h c ««“p u b lic a n s m ust
E H ensley t S * 4 ~ d
.U ,p lc lo ,» Of ,ho n n h U rv . .« r tie u ln r v ? f,o r ,n h 1 r " - £
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fo rm van do no w rong
m / L * M a'¿ '» m tM .ig n was d ry F in a l R e to r t and A c c o u n t T n
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d - ’- / v governed bv e v il, a n a W e cm - ' h /
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,ir? M ay 4nd
U-.«
onday,
-<ns van a.uays unelect Congressman Joe Peaks it s . 1 a . . ? . . T . . y dry
ar.d had sub V a V ^ t'L . . anJ .,h
a t M oo
da y
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m ^ » J » Î F i Î hm Une, W
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fo r us*
demote a member o f the * h » lo n « w g k v , r r m :e
p e ra th tu n c th n a flu
n d May
te m p e ra tu re uhan M - v « i d «toc
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Big
“ “ 5 4 y _ in Lhe C o u rtrtx im
Candidate Eisenhow er
SAMT
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d
W h ° t h O llg h t , h a t
2nd
D i,-m o o d s
the
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W o tc b e s
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J e w e lry
Silver
W o tc h o n e J e w e lry R e o o ir a n d Eng r e , ng
of
of
,‘ n th e Ja c k *» n Cour,
S Ä J S 2 T U " .
p i ^ r ?s k a í h * * ” arp < v n !c d 'a r.d
set as th e tim e
and place of
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